Jayne Gold
Phd, MA (dist.), PGCE, BA (hons)
Researcher, Educational Leader & Teacher Trainer
TEACHing
Jayne's teaching practice is varied and wide-ranging. She loves to teach what she is passionate about, whether that is theatre, calming breathing exercises or the art of teaching itself.
Higher Education:
Professor of Performance Teaching, Guildhall School of Music and Drama (present)
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Teach on the Masters-level PGCert Performance Teaching, which develops the pedagogy and practice of performance teachers.
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Specialisms: inclusive curriculum design; differentiation, inclusion and EAL; motivation and growth mindset; safeguarding
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Interim Module Leader for assessment
Assistant Professor and Head of BA Theatre Arts, Utah State University
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Taught Applied Theatre, Drama in the Community, Playscript Analysis, Methods of Teaching Drama K-6 and Theatre for Young Audiences.
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Supervised student teachers on clinical placement.
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Led recruitment, retention and academic advising for the BA and Minor in Theatre Arts.
Lecturer, Department of Theatre, University of Bristol
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Applied Theatre: designed and delivered workshops on working with older adults, intergenerational arts projects, and theatre and creative arts for health and wellbeing.
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Politics of Performance: led seminars on agitprop, theatre and activism, Brechtian practice, theatre as soft power, theatre and pedagogy, and participatory practice.
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Marked and moderated undergraduate practical and written assessments (BA Theatre and Performance Studies).
Visiting Lecturer and Placement Host, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
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Delivered MA Applied Theatre seminars: 'Working with different groups of young people; creating a safe space' and 'Applied Theatre and the Panopticon space'.
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Hosted and mentored BA Drama and Applied Theatre and MA Applied Theatre students working with young people to build confidence and aspirations.
School and community based:
Jayne originally qualified as a secondary school Drama teacher in 2007. Since then she has developed a proven track record of outstanding teaching that adds value to young people's learning. Her teaching and leadership is firmly rooted in creating a space where young people can feel empowered as active learners. As well as undertaking management roles as a Head of Department and Head of Faculty, she is also an experienced teacher trainer having worked alongside Middlesex University and the Institute of Education as a Subject Mentor to deliver teacher training to beginning teachers.
In 2018 Jayne set up Stomping Space to provide well-being, nature and arts experiences for young-people and their families in her local community. She is a qualified Baby Massage and Infant and Pre-School Yoga teacher, has completed Bushcraft and Ecology courses, and delivers nature and well-being group activities with South Powys Mind.
